Here's the hype for the next event we're doing at Loop in Melbourne,
Australia this Sunday...
Anyone in Melb (or touring Melb soon) should let me know if your interested
in being involved in the future. It's first Sunday's on of the month...
this month a bunch of laptoppers take on some acoustic nutters to challenge
the meaning of the 4th of July!
cheers
bP
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ENViRON : SUNDAY JULY 4 : 7PM TIL LATE : $5
LOOP : 23 Meyers Place Melbourne, Australia
What do you get when you combine the drummer from Aussie cult band Black
Sorrows, the trombone player from progrssive Jazz Dub crew High Pass Filter,
90¹s techno guru Zen Paradox and a stack of cutting edge electronic audio
composers, video artists, DJs and experimental film makers? Environ @ LOOP,
Melbourne Australia...
Through providing a collaborative structure and a platform for artists and
musicians form many tangents of the Melbourne scene, environ generates an
atmosphere for new aesthetic outcomes and unique interactions to form in
from of the eyes and ears of onlookers.
Woven within... talula, is an innovative performance concept with
pre-determined roles similar to those used in modern jazz impro-games. This
idea however, incorporates the modern tools of the DJ, the VJ and the laptop
composer, alongside more traditional instruments like the sax, the drum kit
or even the glockenspiel...
On July 4th, two talula performances will bring together a fresh combination
of participants:
Talula #3 (8.30pm)
Andrew Sargeant (Future Eater, Micromusic) - electronic audio
Ian Kitney (Black Sorrows, Tim Rogers side project) - drums & radio scanning
Jean P00le (Newcastle Electrofringe, Plug 'n' Play) - AV
Brendan Palmer (Clan Analogue, Zonar, Alchemy) - analog vs digital mix
Talula #4 (10.30pm)
Steve Law (Zen Paradox, Solitary sound) - laptop audio
James Wilkinson (High Pass Filter, Bucketrider) - trombone, conch, toys
Kirsten Bradley (Cicada, Re_squared, Nextwave) - AV
Viktor Markov (Channel Comm Bulgaria, SBS Radio) - dub mixing
Also playing are touring Finnish DJ Jouni Vaarallisesti, ex-Adelaide
selector Dubwise and Zaibatsu. Analogue projections come courtesy of John
Aslanidis and Paul Rodgers.
More info and bios at
http://www.environline.net
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